Nursing 205 Exam Questions
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Autonomy and accountability. ANSWER - Essential element of a registered nurse
involving initiation of nursing interventions without doctor order nurses responsible for all
care given
5 attributes of professional identity. ANSWER - Doing
Being
Acting ethically
Flourishing
Changing identities
Three elements needed for leadership. ANSWER - A leader
Follower
Situation
Two different leadership types. ANSWER - Formal (managers)
Informal (due to capabilities and actions l
Attributes of a leader. ANSWER - Vision
Communication
decision making
Change
Social Power
Collaboration
Ethical
Authentic leadership. ANSWER - Transparent and ethical with followers
Transactional leadership. ANSWER - Focus on daily operations exchange of relationship
with followers. So much accomplished by in a day
Transformational leadership. ANSWER - Simulate change or transform followers
Shared leadership. ANSWER - Empowers followers to Share leadership responsibilities
, Nonmaleficence. ANSWER - do no harm
Beneficence. ANSWER - Obligation to promote the welfare Investment Trust of others
Fidelity. ANSWER - Act loyal
Justice. ANSWER - Treated equal fair and appropriately
Ethical dilemma. ANSWER - To be capable of doing something right you must do
something wrong
Moral distress. ANSWER - Acting in a way contrary to own personal and professional
beliefs and values
Attributes of healthcare quality. ANSWER - Safe
Effective
Timely
Patient-centered
Efficient
Equitable
Near Miss event. ANSWER - Are that could have caused harm but it didn't not reach
patient
Adverse event. ANSWER - Air that results in moderate to severe harm usually a
medication error
Sentinel event. ANSWER - Serious air that results in patients death or serious undesirable
outcome
Unintentional tort. ANSWER - Concept of fault attaches to an incorrect act or Omission
that cause harm negligence
Intentional tort. ANSWER - Acts of intentionally harming your violating rights
Nurse Practice Act. ANSWER - Qualifications and competency to perform actions which
are illegal without a license
Four elements of negligence. ANSWER - Duty
Breach of Duty
Causation
Injury / harm
4-Ps delegation. ANSWER - Purpose for the care
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Already Graded A+||Galen College Of
Nursing
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Autonomy and accountability. ANSWER - Essential element of a registered nurse
involving initiation of nursing interventions without doctor order nurses responsible for all
care given
5 attributes of professional identity. ANSWER - Doing
Being
Acting ethically
Flourishing
Changing identities
Three elements needed for leadership. ANSWER - A leader
Follower
Situation
Two different leadership types. ANSWER - Formal (managers)
Informal (due to capabilities and actions l
Attributes of a leader. ANSWER - Vision
Communication
decision making
Change
Social Power
Collaboration
Ethical
Authentic leadership. ANSWER - Transparent and ethical with followers
Transactional leadership. ANSWER - Focus on daily operations exchange of relationship
with followers. So much accomplished by in a day
Transformational leadership. ANSWER - Simulate change or transform followers
Shared leadership. ANSWER - Empowers followers to Share leadership responsibilities
, Nonmaleficence. ANSWER - do no harm
Beneficence. ANSWER - Obligation to promote the welfare Investment Trust of others
Fidelity. ANSWER - Act loyal
Justice. ANSWER - Treated equal fair and appropriately
Ethical dilemma. ANSWER - To be capable of doing something right you must do
something wrong
Moral distress. ANSWER - Acting in a way contrary to own personal and professional
beliefs and values
Attributes of healthcare quality. ANSWER - Safe
Effective
Timely
Patient-centered
Efficient
Equitable
Near Miss event. ANSWER - Are that could have caused harm but it didn't not reach
patient
Adverse event. ANSWER - Air that results in moderate to severe harm usually a
medication error
Sentinel event. ANSWER - Serious air that results in patients death or serious undesirable
outcome
Unintentional tort. ANSWER - Concept of fault attaches to an incorrect act or Omission
that cause harm negligence
Intentional tort. ANSWER - Acts of intentionally harming your violating rights
Nurse Practice Act. ANSWER - Qualifications and competency to perform actions which
are illegal without a license
Four elements of negligence. ANSWER - Duty
Breach of Duty
Causation
Injury / harm
4-Ps delegation. ANSWER - Purpose for the care
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